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Don't worry, because nothing happens your bulb. The mother tuber is pushing out a little later. Is no reason for concern.

MfG Stephan

Hi olive,.

as Schreck writes as normal.

Nothing separated the connection between mother and daughters until the autumn/winter self dissolves. If not - let your arms off.

A.Albus is one of the varieties that drive arms in the first year (what's this called in botanical probably exactly? "Rhizomatöse daughter tuber"?) and grow in the second year to stand-alone plants. The connection to the mother is abandoned shortly after the expulsion of the daughter.

Other Amorphos make tubers, that already in the first year on its own are., z..B A.konjac. but also here ever again you can watch an "arm", which survives the winter in de rRuheziet. All Ãœbergangsformen are possible.

Anything else makes A. it asterostigmatos:
He is so short segments from those in the second year new tubers develop here at all, no arms are visible. The tuber is it irregular (Star?).

By the way no onions, no shell-like structure exists.

Have fun with the Amorphos!

It could be that my thick A.albus Gets a flower.
Let me see...

For my Albus tuber it behaves just the other way around.

4 "Arms" were on the mother tuber and none of them a sprout is so far, although the mother has achieved their sheet for 3 weeks.

As so often in the Amorphos, there are probably also here again no reliable rule. ;)

I have cut off all arms in the autumn and individually eingetopft. All without problems have cast it out. See the arms cut off so no problem here and pot up individually.

Yes, interesting,
I would not trust it myself but, since I have a very dry basement and the thinner may dry out.
The same danger I see cbei my other mini tuber, which I then accurately control (except for konjac or so, which are very insensitive).

Yes, keep in mind had I initially attending the shoot had a diameter of perhaps 5-7 mm and paeoniifolius tubers one would have to bury. I got it Überwintert at approximately 15°C in the stairwell open in a wooden box.

Unfortunately no flower, a leaf, also good.